Prototypes using Design Tools
When working with a dedicated engineering team in marketing, I often use design tools like Figma to build wireframes, incorporate assets, and add animations when needed. These projects usually involve complex animations, such as for product launches or promotions, rather than simple landing pages focused on conversions. For those, no-code tools are often more suitable, allowing more team members to easily make edits.
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The News Movement
The News Movement is a media startup targeting a younger audience, especially Gen Z. The startup experimented extensively with different content types and channels. I was involved in a series of rebrands for the main landing pages. Since the team had a dedicated engineering group, my design process included creating animated prototypes in Figma.

BSC/MCS
I was tasked with building a tech course at a university in Ireland, supported by Stripe. The project needed to be completed within 2.5 months, covering discovery, design, and engineering. I used design tools to facilitate collaboration with stakeholders, college professors, and sponsors.

Fetch.ai
Fetch.ai pivoted its parking swap app into various projects, leveraging its foundation in mapping technologies—first as a gig-worker marketplace, and eventually as an event discovery platform. Landing pages were created to capture these concepts and test them with the market and investors.


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Community Event Discovery App (iOS)
- Gig worker app research: Including Angie's List, Uber, and Turo
- MVP wireframes: Collaborated with marketing, engineering, and legal teams to define the executable design for the initial launch.
- Business concept iterations: Through a series of wireframing exercises, the business model was rapidly tested and evolved into the current community event discovery app.